Sentence examples for telling will be from inspiring English sources

Most telling will be a state election in Uttar Pradesh, early in 2012.

More telling will be how his wrist responds after his round is over and the adrenaline stops pumping.

But much more telling will be his New York Philharmonic debut on Nov. 29 (with three additional performances).

Still, far more telling will be PoliWood, a documentary by Barry Levinson on the 2008 Democratic and Republican conventions, which features a host of Hollywood activists including Hathaway.

More telling will be results from Salford and Stockport, which will start to give us a sense of whether Labour's safe seats in northern England are as pro-leave as has been predicted.

Particularly telling will be a decision on whether to give a go-ahead to companies eager to extract natural gas from shale rock, a method currently being explored in northern England, said Kevin Anderson, a professor at the Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research at the University of Manchester.

Herb's huge heart, non-stop warmth and fantastic story-telling will be forever cherished by his surviving family, his wife and best friend Hope, his adoring children Robyn, Stacy and Glen, daughter-in-law, Cathy Malin and son-in-law Jason Rubinstein.

The Brian Eno music, we are told, will be very quiet.

The ladies, I'm told, will be just as surprised as you are.

The new Lincoln Center, we are told, will be vital and open.

(His identity, we are told, will be revealed on the DVD portion of the re-issue).